Low Cut-Off Marks For Varsity Admission Won’t Affect Quality Of Graduates, Professor Says | Sahara Reporters Prof Ajibola urged tertiary institutions to improve the quality of education they dispense to students. READ MORE:
The immediate past President of Chartered Institute of Banker of Nigeria , Professor Segun Ajibola, says the reduction in the cut-off marks for admissions into tertiary institutions by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board will not affect the quality of the country's graduates.
In an interview with SaharaReporters, the professor described the move as a good one saying the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination should not be used to judge how students would perform in tertiary institutions. He said:"Cut-off marks, at times, is an indication of your capacity and it is not all. We have seen people who got very low marks at JAMB and got to university and excelled and vice versa.
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